50,000. not all of them are massive operations like the one in new york city. in eastern kentucky, outreach keeps its food in the back of a thrift store. most of this side is food. donated food is stored anywhere there s space. meals can be made out of just about anything the center receives. these are all rems, ready to eat meals. the children love these. that s what they serve in the army, isn t it. this is what we re giving the children because they have nothing else to eat. nine years ago, she started outreach as a backpack food program for children. our first priority is the backpacks, the children. a lot of times, children have said that when they leave school friday that they don t get fed again until monday morning until they get back to school. these are america s silent struggle, but you would aren t think so in washington. the axe falls for more than 47 million americans struggling to put food on the table. congress allowed the first across the board fo
an hour. the problem persists in places like kentucky where minimum wage is just $7.25 an hour. my colleague alex wagner went there and other places to important for the visible u.s., the invisible us. reporter: not all of them are massive operations like the one in new york city. in eastern kentucky, county outreach keeps their food in the back of a thrift store. donated food is stored anywhere there s space. meals can be made out of just with anything the center receive. these are rems, the children love these. reporter: ready to eat meals, what they give in army. she started the county outreach as backpack food for children.
hello. hi. hope i didn t let you down. no, sir. you got your points over. and now you ve got et set right and move on. you re right where you ought to be. well, it s a tough thing, bob, for you and john and the rems. but i m never going to discuss this son of a bihching watergate thing again. all the rest are waiting to see what the polls show. let me say you re a strong man, and i love you. i love john and all the rest. by god, keep the faith, keep the faith. you re going to win this son of a bitch. absolutely. i don t know whether you can get any reactions and call me back. would you mind?
and meant they faced increases in monthly payments and spikes in interest rates because of automatic accelerators. i think we have to reaffirm a commitment to a on housing policy that says home ownership is still a critical part of the american dream. but educate people about financial literacy and how to manage investments but people need a good income in order to be able to have any disposable income to be able to invest. marc, here is a generation dah eliminate ma for pup i don t know if it s in the report but i assume it is. education, black children, k through 6 and schools that serve largely black communities. eyesight tells you they are not as good as some other schools. where are we going here? the president made a rems in his budget which i think is very important and far reaching and the expansion of expansion of
built on a movement that will be built around for years. today, you ll see stella beepy, she calls the one billion rising legislation. that sense of having a movement at your back reminded me what gloria steinem said at the beginning of your show. where she said it s one thing to go through something individually it s another thing to realize it s a movement you can join about it. it s to focus on sexual violence an harassment. we were talking in the domestic context, the centrality of reproductive freedom as essentially a freedom, right you can t control your life if you can t control that aspect of your life. it s the same issue, right? it is prior to every other thing whether you can go to school, whether you can get a job, assert yourself in other rems,